Dreaming and Brain Flexibility
Exploring the function of dreams reveals that they may serve a purpose beyond problem-solving or future predictions. Research indicates that species with more flexible brains, like humans, require more dream sleep to maintain their visual systems. In contrast, less adaptable primates need significantly less dreaming, highlighting the intricate relationship between brain plasticity and dreaming.In this clip
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